A VPN that doesn’t keep usage logs will not store details like your:
In short, a no-log VPN like Surfshark does not keep track of your online whereabouts or actions in any way. The VPN server only keeps enough data to keep your VPN connection going, and nothing of it is kept after you’re done.
| Price | No logs policy | Country of jurisdiction | RAM-only servers | Independent security audit | Obfuscation | Ad & tracker blocking | |
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$2.49/mo |  |
Netherlands | |
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$8.32/mo | |
Panama | |
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$3.71/mo | |
BVI | |
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$2.25/mo | |
Romania | |
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$3.25/mo | |
USA | |
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Did you know that your ISP (Internet Service Provider) can see all the websites you visit?
Most ISPs are required to store this information for years – and in the US, they can legally sell (anonymized) information like this. Even if you feel like there’s nothing you want to hide, it’s a huge breach of privacy.
It’s crucial to choose a VPN that does not keep any logs: even if your VPN provider is asked or subpoenaed to reveal your user logs, it will not work. They cannot give up information that never existed in the first place!
Don’t risk your ISP leaking personal information to third parties and go with a no-logs VPN service.
We protect all your traffic with industry-leading AES-256-GCM encryption and ensure that your traffic doesn’t suffer from IP, WebRTC, and DNS leaks.
Our default protocols are WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2 - all tested, trusted, and secure.
Camouflage Mode, a.k.a. obfuscation makes your traffic look normal so that even your Internet Service Provider doesn’t know you use a VPN.
Surfshark doesn’t keep your logs and we have the audit to prove it.
I assume you mean “can the police track my activity when I’m using a VPN,” in which case the short answer is “no” and the long answer can be found here.
Nothing can make you anonymous online except for never going on the internet in the first place, but VPN services can help keep you a lot more private.
The short answer is no, a zero log VPN does not exist.
In theory, it is possible to create such a VPN, however, it isn’t very feasible nor would it be very user friendly. Since some information is required to create user accounts, authenticate them, and for billing purposes, that would all have to be processed in the most anonymous ways that are currently available, e.g. only crypto payments.
Plus, some anonymized information (such as crash reports) is required in order to keep the applications running smoothly and fix issues.
Here’s what personal data we collect:
Why do we need this information?
Here’s the anonymous information we collect to keep the apps running smoothly:
Why do we need this information?
We only collect the bare minimum amount of user data so we can fix any technical issues on a whim. None of this data can be tied to your account.
